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Our Success Rates
2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006
SART Report
2007
Fresh/non-donor
| Women's Age |
< 35 |
35-37 |
38-40 |
41-42 |
42 |
| Clinical pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
56%
(214/379) |
55%
(95/174) |
46%
(84/183) |
32%
(22/68) |
23%
(9/40) |
| Ongoing pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
49%
(176/379) |
43%
(74/174) |
36%
(13/68) |
19%
(24/40) |
10%
(4/40) |
| Percent of Pregn. |
.5%
(1/186) |
1%
(1/74) |
4.5%
(3/65) |
8%
(1/13) |
0%
(0/0) |
*internal data not yet reported to SART. Complete live birth data not yet available for this time period.
2007
Donor (anonymous & identified)
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All Patients, All Ages |
| Clinical pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
66%
(25/38) |
| Ongoing pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
55%
(21/38) |
| Percent of Pregnancies with triplets or more |
0%
(0/0) |
*internal data not yet reported to SART. Complete live birth data not yet available for this time period.
2008
Q1, January-March
Fresh/non-donor
| Women's Age |
< 35 |
35-37 |
38-40 |
41-42 |
>42 |
| Clinical pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
60%
(44/82) |
52%
(22/42) |
55%
(27/49) |
45%
(10/22) |
8%
(1/12) |
| Ongoing pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
54%
(44/82) |
50%
(21/42) |
41%
(20/49) |
36%
(8/22) |
8%
(1/12) |
| Percent of Pregnancies with triplets or more |
9%**
(4/44) |
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5%
(1/20) |
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*internal data not yet reported to SART. Complete live birth data not yet available for this time period.
**All had 2 embryos transferred
2008, January - March
Donor, Fresh (anonymous & identified)
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All Patients, All Ages |
| Clinical pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
83% (15/18)
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| Ongoing Clinical pregnancy rate per embryo transfer |
67% (12/18)
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| Percent of Pregnancies with triplets or more |
0%
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*internal data not yet reported to SART. Complete live birth data not yet available for this time period.
1998-2007
Gestational Carrier
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All Patients, All Ages |
| Clinical pregnancy rate per embryo transfer (Fresh or Frozen) |
56% (14/25)
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| Ongoing pregnancy rate per embryo transfer (Fresh or Frozen) |
48% (12/25)
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| Percent of Pregnancies with triplets or more |
(1/12) |
*Clinical pregnancy is a gestational sac only, it does not have to have a heartbeat.
*A comparison of clinic success rates may not be meaningful because patient medical characteristics and treatment approaches may vary from clinic to clinic.
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